Trump's granddaughter: "Turn the US into a dysfunctional family"
Mary Trump decided to write the book of her truth looking at how the uncle president is transforming the leadership of the country "into a mega version of my incredibly dysfunctional family". This was stated in an interview with the Washington Post by Trump's granddaughter who recently published her book - "Too Much and Never Enough: How My Family Created the World's Most Dangerous Man" Too much and never enough: my family created the most dangerous man in the world - whom the president and his family have tried in every possible way to block.
Mary, daughter of Trump's older brother Fred, who died of illnesses caused by his alcoholism, blames her family's relationship problems "almost 100 percent" to her grandfather Fred, the patriarch of the family whom she describes as a "sociopath." his memoir. Wrong dynamics that now, according to the author of the book, who has a PhD in psychology, the uncle is transferring into his dangerous management of the country, with his "infallible instinct to surround himself with people weaker than himself". But on the other hand it lends itself "to being used in an extraordinary way by stronger and more experienced people".
Regarding the Black Lives Matter movement, the president is "clearly a racist" to his niece, a position that comes from both his family upbringing and political cynicism. "It is easy for him to have this position and he thinks that this way he can earn points with the only electorate that still supports him," he explains, revealing that in his family, when he was little, "it was normal to use anti-Semitic expressions and the word that begins. for n ", referring to African Americans.
The book sold a record 950,000 copies on its first day of publication, Simon & Schuster publishing house announced today that in recent weeks it has led and won a legal battle with the Trump family that has tried in every way to block the release of the book. The sale of nearly a million copies in one day - including audiobooks, e-books and reservations - represents a new record for the publishing house which recently celebrated the success of another book that puts the president in a bad light. , "The Room where it happened". The book by former National Security Advisor John Bolton sold 780,000 copies in the first weeks of publication.
So Mary Trump's book, "Too much and never enough", appears from the results of the first 24 hours of sales destined to become a sensational best seller. In fact, her success surpasses that of "Fear", the book also on the Trump presidency by the legendary Watergate journalist, Bob Woodward, which sold 900,000 copies on the first day.
However, CNN recalls, it is a long list of editorial successes reported by books that in recent years have been dedicated, always in a negative light, to the Trump presidency: "A Higher Loyalty", by the former FBI chief fired by Trump James Comey, sold 600,000 copies in the first week. And "Fire & Fury," the first truth book about Trump's White House written by Michael Wolff, sold a record 1.7 million copies in one month.
In some cases, as in the case of his niece or Bolton, Trump or his allies have tried to block the publication of these books, but with the opposite effect of creating greater publicity and anticipation for their release.
